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post Nov 9, 2006 - 11:14 PM
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nate95

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ok, so does anybody know what PSI setting i should have my FPR set too? also, do i have to do any adjusting to the FMU or does it do its own thing? cause on top of it theres a little thing that tiwsts..
 
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post Nov 10, 2006 - 5:34 AM
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which FMU did you buy ?

on most stock toyotas... the stock FPR is 42-45psi with the vacuum hose disconnected, 35-37psi with the vacuum connected (at idle)... but since different cars idle at different vacuums... you should set it to 42-45 with the hose off.

The FMU depends... is it a fixed rate fmu or is it a 'super FMU' a super fmu has a adjustable rising rate so yes you have to set it..but to do that you will pretty much need a dyno. If it's a regular fmu just let it be.


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